The fallen soldiers in 1864, Rudkøbing Cemetery

The fallen soldiers in 1864 memorial at Rudkøbing Cemetery is a simple stone marker dedicated to those who lost their lives in the fighting that year. Set within the town cemetery, it offers a quiet space for a short, reflective pause away from the busier streets. There is no elaborate monument here, just a modest memorial stone that points to a difficult chapter in the area’s past. It is best approached as a brief stop to pay respects and to add a historical note to your visit to Rudkøbing.

Visit the memorial stone to the fallen soldiers of 1864 in Rudkøbing Cemetery if you appreciate understated historical sites and a calm, reflective atmosphere. It works well as a short detour from the route, especially when combined with other nearby stops in the town centre.

A modest memorial stone, mainly worth a short visit if you already plan to explore Rudkøbing.

Planning your visit

How long to stay

15–30 minutes

Best time to visit

Daylight hours are best, when the cemetery paths are easier to navigate and the inscription on the memorial stone is easier to read. The atmosphere is generally quiet, so you can visit whenever it fits into your day in Rudkøbing.

Around here

Nearby on the Margueritruten

• Malt House in Rudkøbing

  Attraction · 194 m

• St. Bendts Chapel

  Church · 200 m

• Statue of H.C. Ørsted

  Attraction · 203 m

• Sognehuset on Torvet

  Attraction · 207 m

• Bust of Mads Lange, Lars Calmar

  Attraction · 209 m

• Annette, Keld Moseholm

  Attraction · 212 m

Frequently asked

What is the fallen soldiers in 1864 memorial at Rudkøbing Cemetery?

It is a memorial stone in Rudkøbing Cemetery dedicated to soldiers who died in the fighting in 1864. The stone is a simple marker rather than a large monument, and it serves as a place to pause and reflect on that difficult period while you walk through the cemetery.

How long should I plan to spend at the 1864 memorial in Rudkøbing Cemetery?

The memorial works best as a short stop. Many visitors will need only 15–30 minutes to find the stone, read the inscription, and spend a few quiet moments there, especially if they are combining it with other sights nearby in Rudkøbing.

Is the 1864 fallen soldiers memorial in Rudkøbing worth visiting on a road trip?

This is a modest memorial stone, so it is mainly of interest if you value historical sites or are already stopping in Rudkøbing. It makes sense as a brief visit when you are exploring the town, rather than as a major destination on its own.

Can I combine a visit to the Rudkøbing 1864 memorial with other nearby sights?

Yes. The memorial is in Rudkøbing Cemetery, within walking distance of other places in the town, such as St. Bendts Chapel and several small attractions around the centre. It works well as part of a short walking route through the area.

What kind of atmosphere should I expect at the 1864 memorial in Rudkøbing Cemetery?

As the memorial is within a cemetery, you can expect a quiet, respectful atmosphere. It is a place for a calm pause rather than a long, activity-filled visit, so it suits travellers looking for a reflective break during their time in Rudkøbing.

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